Can you use this on a one piece toilet? ....as long as the drain measures 2"?
5698
There are many configurations of one piece toilets. I don't think this unit will work on 98% of them. As mentioned above, it is designed for removable tank application.
5699
Probably not, the flush mechanism fits down through the bottom of the tank and is secured by a plastic nut underneath.
939665
No, I think it only works for a 3 inch pipe that is not a toilet. They make bigger ones, but not sure if it is meant for a toilet.
1340538
I just installed the TSU99A.X on a Toto Lloyd Model MS934304SF one piece toilet. Although this model is not mentioned in the instructions, if you set the height at 10 "dots" it works perfectly.
969468
2 inch, but may be adapted to 1 1/2 inch. Probably a waste of energy to downsize the plumbing.
1514672
I got a single bowl sink with one drain hole. Cannot use this part if you are having a disposal. So now I am stuck with this part...can't return it b/c the "return window" closed by the time I had it installed.
1839276
That pump is set up for a 2" pipe. Reducing it to 1 1/2" will not work, especially if used for sewage.
1083155
Only if you use a step stool. It is close to the same height as a standard toilet
753254
try this product (for shower drains) if you drain opening is larger. "OXO Good Grips Shower Stall Drain Protector" This is listed as 4.8" dia
227634
Sure. As long as its a 2". I've seen it done before...pretty standard stuff. Hope this helps.
59413
I measured mine and you "might" just barely make it. I bought another one for a bathroom sink and it did not fit. You will not have not have much to spare but if it works, you will love it.
190295
Three inches sounds about right. If it is a standard toilet, with standard plumbing, it should work just fine. The interface with the tank drain pipe is conical, as can be seen in the photograph of the unit, to compensate for any slight variations there might be with the width of said drain pipe interface, as are conventional flappers.
1055725
Not sure what the question is about. I replaced a two piece toilet with this one without any problem.
2201028
Yes, theoretically it should work. I just tried it on my drainer and, I have to say, the alignment of two of the holes was easier to deal with sitting on the left side, rather than the right side of my sink. I could probably have "forced" the top onto the bottom, but didn't go that far. As I say, it should work from either side.
686583
Look at the specifics for the Nexus. It should give you the exact roughin measurement that is needed. The unifit drain extenders are specific for just a few TOTO toilets. Good luck with your research.
1913198
It is definitely too short for an elongated toilet. We bought it for our elongated toilet and it did not fit!! It is just under 2 inches too short.
2083411
The unit uses 1 inch plumbing. You would have to use an adapter. It's a simple piece to put on.
2106289
It should. Our house was built in 1994, and the toilet is smaller. So, actually this product extends a little out to the sides more than it would on a larger, older toilet. The hanging rods are made of an easily, bendable material, so,you should be able to customize its fit to your toilet. Incidentally, we had a VERY humid summer this year, and this product kept my floors dry.